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by enkid 4y ago
Yes I did, thanks...
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by enkid 4y ago
Thank for finding an actual source. I appreciate it. But, having read your articles, perhaps you should realize the quote somes with more context, and it snot as straightforward as you say. The second article you link specifically calls i
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by enkid 4y ago
This is not true. The Norwegians clearly state they are ok with people outside their recommendations getting the vaccine, which contradicts what your saying based off of that guidance. Either follow their guidance or don't, but don&#x
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by enkid 4y ago
No, "not having evidence" isn't the same as having evidence against. They clearly state in that website that it's ok for people outside of there recommendations to get the booster.
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by enkid 4y ago
Who actually claimed that? I can't remember a single person saying the vaccine prevented 100% of transmission.
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by enkid 4y ago
"don't recommend" isn't the same as "recommend don't." They clearly state other people in those age ranges can get it. This makes the recommendation much closer than what you seem to be suggesting. (I&#x
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by enkid 4y ago
The thing about democracies is they are resilient but appear resilient. Autocracies are fragile but appear resilient. This is because democracies have open debate about policy, and criticism is an integral part of the system. This disagre
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by enkid 4y ago
There are always going to be edge cases that only expensive years of litigation will allow determining of legality. If you have to block everything illegal and allow everything legal, every single one of these edge cases will require litig
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by enkid 4y ago
You would have to decelerate and then accelerate to dock with each station. It would take more fuel then it would save by a lot. Edit: Alternatively you could accelerate the fuel, but it wouldn't be any better. You also have to worry
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by enkid 4y ago
Wow, thanks for sharing that.
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by enkid 4y ago
How reliable are hardware wallets? Seems like there significant risk of them either being cheaply made or backdoored.
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by enkid 4y ago
Yes, that seems out of bounds to me.
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Would the FCC ok the entire wallet or just the Bluetooth chip it's using?
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by enkid 4y ago
I could understand the US government not allowing certain companies to boycott foreign governments, as you start getting companies affecting foreign policy, which isn't a great position to be in. To me, this should be limited to limit
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by enkid 4y ago
Does a hardware wallet actually need FCC authorization?
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by enkid 4y ago
The problem is there are times when minutiae is important. The skill is knowing when it is important and when it isn't.
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by enkid 4y ago
You're ignoring the Russian Civil War, which killed millions more. It's not like the October Revolution was a clean stop to the violence. And even after the end of the Civil War, the political violence didn't end.
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I think the comments so far are too harsh. The purpose of this document is to lay out, in plan language, what should be the minimum requirements for a small business in terms of cyber security. If there's no place to start, small bus
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by enkid 4y ago
Wouldn't any attempt to alleviate demand make inflation worse, when it already at levels not seen in decades?
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If people's confidence was destroyed, it wouldn't be in high demand.
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by enkid 4y ago
That's not how science works.
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by enkid 4y ago
What do you think social media is? People post because they want you to buy into their brand. This isn't just companies. They want you to know who they are so you will buy their books, attend their show, or drum up support for them i
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by enkid 4y ago
But no one was talking about "the left" or "the right" until you brought it up. The predictions from "the left" is something you feel adds to the conversation. Why? Why do you feel criticisms of the way Elon
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There are so many competitors for Twitter. Every social media platform is an alternative. Twitter's only moat is the network effect, and they are ruining any chance of that being maintained by making the experience awful, not moderatin
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"on the left?" Why is everything politicized? It's not like the Democratic party is pushing for the collapse of Twitter. How is saying the moves Elon is making are risky a "left" position? Why does everything nee
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by enkid 4y ago
His personal experience was zero bloat. He was one deep in a critical function for the company. He isn't saying this proves without a doubt that there is no bloat, but he didn't see any in his time there. It's seems like a
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by enkid 4y ago
What do you mean by "right"? He grossly overpaid for a business that isn't profitable and likely made it even less profitable. Even if it limps along and some husk of Twitter survives, it's hard to see Musk as making t
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by enkid 4y ago
So 1-3 people have a big impact, the other 7997 must not be doing anything? I don't think that logic follows.
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It's either a ruse or we will adapt. Can't be both.
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Hype wasn't called that, but there was plenty of "hysterias" and "manias" previously in history. Look at the Dutch Tulip Bubble or the reporting that led to the Spanish American War. Not saying it's not a pro

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